Study Guides
We are excited about continuing to develop this study guide area of the website. Our goal is to bring study guides that can be used for both individual and small group Bible studies. We believe that these free downloadable resources will bless, strengthen, equip, and encourage you.
Our first study guide is a simple start but provides a wonderful opportunity to see how God thinks and feels toward Israel and the Jewish people. We will post here weekly scriptures that show what God has said specifically about the people and land of Israel. As you read and study these scriptures, they will open a door for the Lord’s blessings in your personal lives. Gen. 12:3, Ps. 122:6
We have also included an article written by Nicolas Dreyer which could initiate an important discussion about antisemitism.
Stay tuned for future study guide additions.
Study of What the Scriptures say about the People and Land of Israel: God confirms His “everlasting” Covenant with Abraham and describes the boundaries of the land.
One of the greatest studies that Christians can do is to prayerfully read and study what God has said and promised to the people and land of Israel. We plan to post here each week a new scriptural passage which will show what the Lord has said about the people and land of...
Study of What the Scriptures say about the People and Land of Israel: God’s Covenant with Abraham
One of the greatest things that Christians can do is to prayerfully read and study what God has said and promised to the people of Israel concerning the land of Israel. We plan to post here each week a new scriptural passage which will show what the Lord has said about the...
Christian Antisemitism Today: How to Deal with Antisemitism, Judeophobia and Anti-Zionism in Christian Theology, Education, and Pastoral Practice
For two thousand years, the history of the Christian church has sadly been characterized by many developments and events that separated Christianity from its Christian origins. Often, Christianity became the worst enemy of Judaism. History is irreversible. Erroneous past...